Liang Yin became the emperor’s guard at fourteen and began working for him at eighteen. She had shed more blood than she could count. She was the emperor’s blade, his attack dog and his treacherous minister, and she was perfectly content with that.
Then one day, she met someone. That person was innocent and pure, placing a heart full of sincerity in her hands.
Desire burned away Liang Yin’s reason, exposing the evil at her core. She found it laughable. She didn’t believe anyone in this world could really be so pure.
Yet she couldn’t help turning her gaze toward her. Whenever she looked at her, Liang Yin felt something growing inside her.
The brighter she shone, the more Liang Yin wanted to make her fall. She wanted her tainted, wanted her to become just like everyone else, wanted the light in her eyes to fade.
That way, she wouldn’t get burned, would she?
An attack dog x a noble idealist. Writing smut.
* Warning: The female lead is a terrible person in every sense of the word.
* Happy ending.
* Probably a 100,000 to 150,000-character novella.
* Updates whenever. I’m not reliable, and there may be hiatuses. I have no outline, and I may go back and revise earlier chapters after writing later ones. If that bothers you, you can wait until it’s complete.
Theme: A naive idealist
The entire text has been overhauled before chapter 53, and 2,000 words have been added. I suggest you read it again. 26.8.4. Please tell me if it has changed for the better. I would be happy if you were willing to comment again on when two people fall in love with each other (and whether their minds have changed)!
There's a high-speed extra over there, but I can't play it here. Sweeten it before the abuse begins. Self-seeking does not affect the reading of the text.
I actually started to feel sorry for the emperor... All living beings are suffering and we can only overcome it by ourselves.
The first is to divert the emperor's attention. Now that the emperor himself is in grief, not agreeing will only irritate the emperor. The emperor can rely on Liang Yin to monitor the officials, and he is also a man who uses extreme methods. In the past, he had an heir and the name of a wise king was tempting, but now there is no risk of stability behind him, so it is easy to go astray. The second is the natural disaster ➕ the death of the prince. If not handled well, it will easily lead to rebellion. The theory that the emperor will be punished by heaven for his immorality is prevalent every minute. The third is that the story of the historian is too much on the stage. The Ministry of Rites is no longer fighting for etiquette, but for the reputation of hurting the emperor to leave a record in history. It has already entered into a duel with the emperor. Liang Yin is the emperor's sword. If he does not stand up to the emperor, he will die. Although Wei Ning is a clear figure, she may not be able to stand in the center if the emperor changes. In theory, she is now a close minister of the emperor, and she needs to be on the same side as the emperor in both public and private matters. In fact, the important ministers did not want to fall out with the emperor, so the struggle for imperial power and political affairs was actually divided into three camps: the emperor, the important ministers, and the Ministry of Rites. Important ministers are beings who can change sides and be suppressed at any time.
I forgot which book I was reading before. There was a record of the emperor's decadence after the death of His Highness. I don't know if it's from this time.
The storm is about to come and the wind is blowing all over the building. It feels like something big is going to happen later.
Your portrayal of the characters is really strong. It feels like you can hear the dialogue in front of your eyes. The contradictions of the characters are so reasonable and three-dimensional. I will always follow your teacher😭
Saving the country through curves? But does it feel like this is the same as Xiao Liang?
If you don't help the emperor, he will go crazy with a grudge.
I thought the little prince here was pretty good when I looked at it earlier. I thought the problem would be solved when she came to the throne, but I didn't expect that the child would disappear after she said no [holding her chin]